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Poland attractive for outsourcing

8th March 2010
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The Polish outsourcing market is becoming increasingly advanced and consolidated, and this trend is expected to continue for years. According to a report prepared by the Polish Information and Foreign Investment Agency (PAIiIZ) – Poland is no longer just a cheap labor destination, but is starting to attract higher-end services such as Knowledge Process Outsourcing (KPO).

Source: DiS, 2008
“Investors are beginning to get interested in KPO,” said PAIiIZ’s Robert Seges, pointing to the two KPO centers Poland has attracted so far – a financial services center opened by Indian offshore research company Irevna (employing 200) and a Knowledge Center from McKinsey (35-100).

According to Grafton Recruitment, which helps foreign investors recruit employees, Poland is often chosen because workers speak foreign languages other than English. “Polish workers know Scandinavian languages and Russian – languages hard to find among workers in India,” said the company’s Aleksandra Iwicka. Almost half of BPO/shared-service-center candidates in the company’s database can speak good German in addition to at least intermediate English, 20 percent know French, and 16 percent Russian.


From Warsaw Business Journal


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